[jQuery] Re: Timing of 1.3.3 release

2009-03-27 Thread dberthia 

It seems a nightly build is not something we'd want to deploy in a
production environment. Any thoughts on this? What does a daily build
actually represent?

On Mar 26, 8:26 am, John Resig jere...@gmail.com wrote:
 Why not just use a nightly build? No need to wait for a full 
 release.http://code.jquery.com/nightlies/jquery-2009-03-26.js

 --John

 On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 9:03 AM, dberthia dave.berthia...@gmail.com wrote:

  Anybody have any insight into when 1.3.3 might be released? There are
  a couple of bugs that are wreaking havoc on our application, but have
  apparently been fixed in 1.3.3 (#3993 and #4017). Thanks,
  - Dave

[jQuery] Timing of 1.3.3 release

2009-03-26 Thread dberthia 

Anybody have any insight into when 1.3.3 might be released? There are
a couple of bugs that are wreaking havoc on our application, but have
apparently been fixed in 1.3.3 (#3993 and #4017). Thanks,
- Dave

[jQuery] Unload issue with Firefox

2009-01-30 Thread dberthia 

I've got a jQuery 1.2.6 script that attaches a click handler to every
hyperlink on a page. We have a small number of pages where the number
of link are massive (5000+, and yes I know this is ridiculous). On
these pages, when I try to navigate AWAY from them, Firefox will be
unresponsive for a couple of minutes. I've determined the length of
the delay is directly proportional to the number of my click handlers.
I've tried 1.3.1, but have gotten only marginally better results. I
don't see the issue in IE or Safari. Any ideas?

I've tried doing a manual unbind on the links in window.onunload, to
no avail.

- Dave

[jQuery] Re: Unload issue with Firefox

2009-01-30 Thread dberthia 

Thanks, Ricardo. I'll give that a look.

On Jan 30, 12:31 pm, Ricardo Tomasi ricardob...@gmail.com wrote:
 jQuery will remove all event handlers on unload to avoid memory leaks.

 You should consider event delegation, see the docs for 
 live():http://docs.jquery.com/Events/live
 It will speed up your loading/unloading times considerably.

 cheers,
 - ricardo

 On Jan 30, 2:58 pm, dberthia dave.berthia...@gmail.com wrote:

  I've got a jQuery 1.2.6 script that attaches a click handler to every
  hyperlink on a page. We have a small number of pages where the number
  of link are massive (5000+, and yes I know this is ridiculous). On
  these pages, when I try to navigate AWAY from them, Firefox will be
  unresponsive for a couple of minutes. I've determined the length of
  the delay is directly proportional to the number of my click handlers.
  I've tried 1.3.1, but have gotten only marginally better results. I
  don't see the issue in IE or Safari. Any ideas?

  I've tried doing a manual unbind on the links in window.onunload, to
  no avail.

  - Dave